Sioni hires Davis as associate in multi-housing group
Mark Davis has joined Sioni & Partners as an associate in the multi-housing group with a focus on the Upper West Side and Midtown West submarkets. He is involved with all aspects of the marketing process. A native of England, he brings a real estate development and management background to the firm. His prior experiences include senior marketing roles with multifamily developers in Florida and a real estate investment sales career that focused on mixed-use buildings in Miami and south Florida.
He has also spent time in the U.K. and South Africa where he managed several medium-sized hotel properties.
His experiences within the real estate and hospitality fields have prepared him well for the area's multifamily market. He looks forward to working closely with owners through every step of the sales process and is committed to helping clients realize their real estate investment goals.
He completed his master's degree in Real Estate at the University of Florida and his bachelor's degree in Business at Methodist College in North Carolina.
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